Grundig 400 PE manual Storing Stations Into Memory, HOW to Tell Which Memories are Empty

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STORING STATIONS INTO MEMORY

 

 

 

To store a station into memory, you must be tuned to that station.

 

1.

Press 5975

Then you must decide which of the 40 memories to store it into.

 

 

2. Immediately press the FREQU./METER button

Follow the easy steps outlined below.

 

 

3.

Press 3 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

4. Immediately press the STORE button. If the display

HOW TO TELL WHICH MEMORIES ARE EMPTY

 

 

 

 

 

flashes, it means that a frequency is already stored into

·To determine the next available memory, press the FREE

 

 

 

this memory. To overwrite it, immediately press STORE

 

 

again. If you do not want to overwrite it, start over and

button once. The memory number is shown in the lower right

 

 

 

 

use a different memory.

hand corner of the display.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

·To see all availably memories, press the FREE button repeat-

 

HOW TO ACCESS WHAT YOU HAVE STORED INTO

 

MEMORY

edly. The empty memory numbers are shown in the lower right

 

 

 

 

 

 

corner of the display.

 

1. To access one specific memory, e.g. memory 25, press 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5 then press either MEMO button

HOW TO STORE A FREQUENCY INTO MEMORY

 

 

 

 

 

2. To review all filled memories, press either MEMO button

 

 

 

There are 40 memories. Here is a specific example. To store

 

 

repeatedly.

 

3. To scan filled memories, press either MEMO button for

BBC’s evening frequency to North America, 5975 kilohertz, into

 

 

 

about one second, and then release it. Scan starts. To

memory 32, do the following

 

 

 

 

stop scan, press any button.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents World Receiver Yacht BOY 400 PE Need HELP? Quick Setup Call OUR Shortwave Hotline Important NoticeOWNER’S Record Subjectpage Page Initial SET-UP SET-UP for North American USEAdditional SET-UP Information HOW to Install Batteries HOW to USE the Included Reel AntennaUsing Your Grundig AC Adaptor AC Adaptor USE Professionally Engineered AntennasHOW to Turn the Radio on and OFF HOW to Listen to Your Local AM StationsHOW to Listen to Your Local FM Stations General Radio OperationHOW to USE the Tone Switch Direct Frequency EntryHOW to USE the Step Button HOW to USE the Lock ButtonHOW to USE the AM BUTTON’S Last Station Memory Feature HOW to USE the Volume Control KnobHOW to Listen to Shortwave Stations What is a Shortwave BandHOW to Enter a Shortwave Band HOW to Tune around in a Shortwave BandHOW to Choose the Best Shortwave Band to Tune around HOW to Tell Which Memories are Empty HOW to Access What YOU have Stored IntoHOW to Store a Frequency Into Memory Storing Stations Into MemoryHOW to Erase the Contents of a Memory Using the CLOCK, Alarm and Sleep Timer Features HOW to Control the Alarm ClockHOW to USE the Alarm CLOCK’S Snooze FEA HOW to SET the Alarm ClockHOW to SET the Sleep Timer Daybands Characteristics More Information about ShortwaveDaytime Listening Night Bands Characteristics EVENING/NIGHT ListeningWhat is Heard on Shortwave RADIO? Band Megahertz KilohertzWhat Countries are Heard on Shortwave RADIO? 13780, 15275, 15410, 17810 What is the Program Content LIKE? Are the Signals CLEAR?Is There English Language PROGRAMMING? Can I Hear a Specific COUNTRY?Can Distant AM/FM Broadcast Stations be RECEIVED? HOW can I Determine if AN Outdoor Antenna will HELP?Page Shortwave Guides and Magazines Available in Bookstores World Radio TV HandbookMonitoring Times Popular CommunicationsHOW to Turn the SSB Feature on Amateur Radio Maritime SSB Weather Frequencies Kilohertz USB times in UTC/GMTMaritime TWO-WAY Communication FREQUEN- Cies and Channels Time Stations not SSBAmateur Radio Maritime Getting More Information about SSB COMMU- NicationTechnical Information Index to the RADIO’S Controls batteries, switches & sockets